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When you're constantly in pain, it feels like you don't have control over anything. The pain hurts; it's all that's on your mind, and it consumes you. In times like this, I focus on what I can control — my attitude. I'm sure it's exhausting for everyone around me, but more importantly, it's exhausting for me to always be complaining about my pain. Especially on days that it hurts like hell, I try to put on a smile, engage in daily activities and conversations, and distract myself as much as possible. Tricking your brain doesn't always work, After my back surgery, I was told I could never waterski again. I had been competitively waterskiing for the last 14 years — no other news could have been worse. However, since fitness and my health was important to me, as well as using physical activity to de-stress, I took up a new activity: yoga. While I miss skiing, yoga has provided me a physical and mental activity that not only allows me to stay active, but also helps strengthen my back and body. I couldn't let my surgery or chronic pain dictate my life and stop me from being active; For many, asking for help can be the hardest part. Especially as a young person, asking someone to pick up a box or carry an extra bag for you can be embarras*ing. I've learned the hard way too many times that, rather being put up in bed for a day or two, it's better to ask those around you for a hand. Your friends and family will understand the difficulties you're facing; it's up to you to let them help and Living with chronic pain is a life-changing burden and I cannot emphasize enough with those suffering; I'm sorry for what you have to go through. I hope these tips can help you cope and make getting through the day a little easier. Results will differ for each individual, depending on existing health factors, lifestyle and physical condition. The information contained on this site is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice provided by your doctor or physician.